I faculty TeSchoolofHumanities,FineAns, Along with the othe r four schools in and Bible was one of four schools Ceda rvilleColle!,'<', the m~ionswtcmcm at Cedarville College. There "·ere of the School of Humanit ies, Fine Am, 4 departments within the schooL Titede- and Biblical UhocMion was really an expanmemsofBiblicalEduo:ation,l.anguage pansion of the college's mi~ion state· andliteroture,CommunicationAns,and mem. The school sought to provide a Musicexpandedtheeducationalhorizons qualityeducationtoitsMudems of Cedan·ille College. There were 800 Dr. jack Rigj,~ wa.> the dean of the studcmsenrolledwithintheo;efourd~'Jl"Tt· School of Humanities, Fine Arts, and mentsin 19differemmajoointheSchool Bible. He was a professor of Bible at the of Humanities, Fine Am, and Bible Ullege. He had bt.""n at Cedarville si nce TheschoolputtogetheramissionstatC· 1967. The Chairman of the Biblical Edument to help show their desin: and gools cation depanment "'aS Dr. Floyd Elmore It said, MThe School of Humanities, Fine Dr. Jam~ Phipps was Chainnan of the Arts, and Bible exists tO facilitate the CommunicationArtsdepanmcnt. Mr. Ed di$Ciplinesofliteroture,philosophy,com- Spencer was the Chairman on the Lanmunication, perfonning arts, visual arts, guage and Literature department. The music, and Biblical teachings to model Chainnan of the Music depanment "'as the integration of faith and learning" Dr.jame5Colman I ),..;J~ 1 .1 1..\1A B;U,..I L.loc,t;,n Cb.IG.-,.-. \V\ . C.,,.omU<oot~lkoAol• K... t \ b.b,J. \I.A C.:mmunodo;nt\.h l).... d Rd.~. I ::\,.D. C.:nom"o"-"lknAI,
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